This template takes each WebinarJam or EverWebinar attendance event, reads the attendee in JavaScript, and appends a Google Sheets row with name, email, and webinar title.
Point the webinar attendance webhook at Latenode. Connect Google Sheets and choose the spreadsheet. If you pull attendance over HTTP instead of a webhook, store that webinar API key in the JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when WebinarJam or EverWebinar posts that someone stayed to the end of a session.
JavaScript pulls name, email, and webinar title from the payload.
Google Sheets appends those fields to the spreadsheet you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In WebinarJam or EverWebinar, send attendance notifications for people who stay to the end to that URL.
Add a Google Sheets connection with access to the spreadsheet that should store attendees.
In JavaScript, read name, email, and webinar title, then add a single row in Google Sheets. Run a test attendance event and confirm the row appears.
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